Cvent Certification Exam Questions And Accurate Answers
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Test Actions (Email) - ANSWER Identify the contact type, invitation list and email.
Test Actions (Web Site) - ANSWER Based on whether entry to your event site is via an
email (determine contact type, invitation list and starting page) or generic weblink
determine starting page.
Test Actions (Registration Process) - ANSWER If you are coming to registration via an
email, identify your contact type and invitation list. If you are coming to registration via a
path-specific weblink, simply identify the registration path. When you start the test, the
registration opens in a new window.
Registration Type - ANSWER Registration types determine what groups of people see
when registering, what they can select, and how much those items cost. One registrant
can only have one registration type per event. After all - today's speaker could be
tomorrow's attendee.
Admission Item - ANSWER Is your ticket to the event. What pass for the event - VIP Pass,
Standard Pass - or 1-day pass. Will only see the sessions association with the admission
item selected.
Session - ANSWER A presentation, discussion, or activity you've added that invitees can
register for or that's included automatically with registration.
Optional Item - ANSWER Examples of optional items include raffle tickets, T-shirts and
memberships. Any thing that could be sold or purchased at time of registration and in
one of these four categories quantity items, membership items, group items and
donation items.
, Session Groups - ANSWER A way to group multiple optional sessions. Since an invitee
can only select one session from a session group, they can be used to prevent
scheduling conflicts, limit an invitee's selection, or simply shorten the registration
process.
Session Category - ANSWER Designed to organize your agenda based on topics,
session categories lump related sessions together so that invitees can more easily find
the ones that interest them as they are registering.
Included Session - ANSWER what is already on the agenda for the event and it's set up
for the attendee -No additional fees or additional capacity
Optional Session - ANSWER list of sessions the attendee can go and select them to add
to their agenda. Can have a capacity and can have additional costs on each session.
Track - ANSWER These are groups of sessions. Meant to streamline the registration
process, guests can select a track with the click of one button versus having to sift
through a potentially long list of agenda items to pinpoint what's relevant to them. For
events that have admission fees, tracks can also serve as a means of offering a
discounted rate for bulk purchases. Since the itemized session fees are wiped when
sold as part of a track you can take six sessions, each at $100, and sell the pack for
$500.
Admin Contact - ANSWER No matter how enticing the subject line, if readers aren't
immediately familiar who is emailing them, they're likely to delete it. This is why an
account email address that's familiar to your audience could make all the difference.
Overview Tab - ANSWER Registration analytics, invitees, sessions, fees, budget
Event Details Tab - ANSWER General, planning, agenda items, pricing, travel
Website Registration Tab - ANSWER Website, Registration, Surveys, Onsite
Smooth Promotion & Communication Tab - ANSWER Web, Email, Alerts
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Test Actions (Email) - ANSWER Identify the contact type, invitation list and email.
Test Actions (Web Site) - ANSWER Based on whether entry to your event site is via an
email (determine contact type, invitation list and starting page) or generic weblink
determine starting page.
Test Actions (Registration Process) - ANSWER If you are coming to registration via an
email, identify your contact type and invitation list. If you are coming to registration via a
path-specific weblink, simply identify the registration path. When you start the test, the
registration opens in a new window.
Registration Type - ANSWER Registration types determine what groups of people see
when registering, what they can select, and how much those items cost. One registrant
can only have one registration type per event. After all - today's speaker could be
tomorrow's attendee.
Admission Item - ANSWER Is your ticket to the event. What pass for the event - VIP Pass,
Standard Pass - or 1-day pass. Will only see the sessions association with the admission
item selected.
Session - ANSWER A presentation, discussion, or activity you've added that invitees can
register for or that's included automatically with registration.
Optional Item - ANSWER Examples of optional items include raffle tickets, T-shirts and
memberships. Any thing that could be sold or purchased at time of registration and in
one of these four categories quantity items, membership items, group items and
donation items.
, Session Groups - ANSWER A way to group multiple optional sessions. Since an invitee
can only select one session from a session group, they can be used to prevent
scheduling conflicts, limit an invitee's selection, or simply shorten the registration
process.
Session Category - ANSWER Designed to organize your agenda based on topics,
session categories lump related sessions together so that invitees can more easily find
the ones that interest them as they are registering.
Included Session - ANSWER what is already on the agenda for the event and it's set up
for the attendee -No additional fees or additional capacity
Optional Session - ANSWER list of sessions the attendee can go and select them to add
to their agenda. Can have a capacity and can have additional costs on each session.
Track - ANSWER These are groups of sessions. Meant to streamline the registration
process, guests can select a track with the click of one button versus having to sift
through a potentially long list of agenda items to pinpoint what's relevant to them. For
events that have admission fees, tracks can also serve as a means of offering a
discounted rate for bulk purchases. Since the itemized session fees are wiped when
sold as part of a track you can take six sessions, each at $100, and sell the pack for
$500.
Admin Contact - ANSWER No matter how enticing the subject line, if readers aren't
immediately familiar who is emailing them, they're likely to delete it. This is why an
account email address that's familiar to your audience could make all the difference.
Overview Tab - ANSWER Registration analytics, invitees, sessions, fees, budget
Event Details Tab - ANSWER General, planning, agenda items, pricing, travel
Website Registration Tab - ANSWER Website, Registration, Surveys, Onsite
Smooth Promotion & Communication Tab - ANSWER Web, Email, Alerts
